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Those of you that want to get an idea of what Disney's California Adventure was going to be like before Paul Pressler told Barry Braverman to cut a third of the budget, should take a look at a post over at the Disney and More Blog. Alain Littaye's blog always has interesting stuff on it and this is something he posted a couple days ago. Sorry for the late notice, but if you want to see what DCA would have looked like with a budget of around $900 million instead of the $650 million it got, then give the images he posted from Disney's Press Kit for the future Second Gate a looksie...
3 comments:
You have to spend money to make money. Eisner forgot this after being in the command chair for so long.
It really was after frank wells died he needed a balance and didnt have one. after wells was gone he felt ever decision he made was the right decision some worked some failed , alot went wrong especially at the end
It looks much better than the DCA we got, but it doesn't hold a candle to WestCOT. And WestCOT isn't as good imho as Port Disney was going to be.
Those lucky Japanese!
They got a jewel.
We got a turd.
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